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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-30

Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, sister
of President Cleveland, arrived in New
York on Wednesday, and began her new
duties as teacher of American history in
a young ladies boarling-school neal
Central Park.
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PAGE MCCARTHY. EDITOR.

City Delivery by carriers at 10 cents per week.
by mail. postage paid. daily one year, $3.50. six
months. $i.s5: three months. 81.
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GEN. ROGER A. PRYOR.
The Man Who VIII Argue the Anarch-
lists Case.

Gen Roger A. Pryor, who has consented
70 aud IN irving % save the mecks Of the chi
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SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

The financial platform Of the Massa-
chusetts Republicans, when boiled down,
reads, "a surplus spent is a surplus
saved. '-Phl0ddphia Times.
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THE MAYOR OF pINsAQrEL

France, the six departments centering at
Toulouse; and the experiment was a perfect
success. Within twenty-four hours 10000
men were at the military depots ready for
active %servicei
The illustrated papers Of Paris give graphic
accounts Of the proceedings, with illustra-
tions. some Of which we reproduce. The
seventeenth army corps, the one selected, Is
commanded by Gen. Breart, who served with
great distinction in Africa IN 1851, in Italy
N 1859. in the Mexican expedition and the
wa with Prussia, and has risen by regular
degrees from sous lieutenant 10 division
general. Pursuant 10 a law passed on the
18th Of July the government first issued pri-
vate directions 70 all the commanders Of the
xix departments included in the district Of
the Seventeenth corps. Placards were then
shipped 70 the mayor Of every commune to
De held for orders. On the Both Of August, at
: D. M, the telegraphic order went out:
Mobilize the active troops Of the Seven
tenth corps d'armee. The first day Of mo
bilization is Aug. 81"
4 few minutes aftg the dispatch was re-
ceiyed at the principal towns Of the district
he mayors were notified, and next morning
the people saw this on the bulletin boards:
EXPERIMENT or noBuIzArIoS
In execution Of the law Of July %, 1857, the
minister Of war orders the mobilization Of the
staff. service and corps de troupe Of the active
army stationed in the territory Of the Seven
teenth region Of the corps d'armee; also the re-
q|uisition Of animals, carriages and harness neces-
sary 10 the completeness, etc.
Then follow minute directions as 90 the way
each one shall report 10 his immediate superior
The civil aud military authorities are respon-
sibie for the execution 81 these directions.
The Minister Of War.
GES. FERRON.
Every man enrolled was soon on the march
10 Lis rendezvous. The next day they were
massei, the next they were armed and
eouipped and tue next joined their regiments.
The railways and telegraphs Of the whole
district passed at once under military con
troll. mud $50 trains passed through Ton
louise in one night carrying men and supplies
The cavalry and artillery were equipped from
their own depots; acquisitions on the peasants
brought the needed horses and carts for
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THE WEEKLY TINES, by mail, postage paid
one year, 81; six months, 30 cents; three
months, p cents.
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aDf pailp aimtfs.

Published at Richmond. Virginia, by the TIMES
Publishing Company.
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sr~ The TINES will be mailed 20 your al
dress while out of the city AT DOC. per month.
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PICHMOND DENTAL PLACE ~
No. ll2 NORTH NINTH STREET.

Beautiful. durable. and life like sets OF AR.
TiFIClAL TEETH AS low AS 800.
Teeth extracted without pain for I'd cents.
All kinds Of Milling tl.Oo. Old sets made new.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
TERMS CASH. Pap l21y
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
DETROIT'S REUNION
SHERMAN AND MAS. LOGAN ARRIVE.
xhs ezsy ta Hslsa<s sttxs-A SksssSti@@
Last Niset ~ ths cyeASrsaas-AsstAsr
- bs ksla fsnssk At tie asu.ss
ef &essfsl AlssE.

DETsoES. sept l4-The lvo days re
union Of tns Army Of the fsnpsssee vii
open here toaeuss. Distinguished guests
bsg@n 70 arrive tnis morning. Mrs General
Logan snd her son, goha A. Logan. gr.,
sad Gsas. wm. T. Sherlo2n. NJ. 7. Ne
ashon, n. ". Slocam, Logan c Murray.
D. " Nkippie and q. 81 Dodge came
during the Ezy They were met al the
train by . local fecspiion c0mmi.tte and
conducted 10 quarters at the Russell
House. This morning q reception ~
Mrs. Logan ami General Sherman was
held az the CyeloTsma of the Battle Of
Atlanta where "0ld Tec0mp, with several
Of bis officers fought over again the famous
battle on the mimic Geld.
The city from ode end 10 the other is
decorated With the national coi0rs. The
City Hall aud buildings along the line Of
march are especially handsome in holiday
attire. The procession will move at ?
O'Clock tomorro~ ana will be e5mp0sed Of
soldiers OF the 1Weniy-tkird Regiment Of
Infantry Marines nom the gunb0as Michi-
gan Grand army Posts. Loyal Legion
and state militia, besides the guests VI the
Army of the rsdEessee Ia carriages. The
reviewing stand is. on Woodwerdave. and
will be oecapied by. Invita- guests who will
rtacL il by short cut during the pdrade,
The prospects ars that the parade viii be q
line one. General sherman said tonight
that be anticipates the BEST time the society
has had at any reunion. The people OF the
city will 90 everything they can 10 that end.
Thursday evening the reunion will con-
clude with public banquet and reception
al the home OF ex Governor Aiger. who
was q member Of Sherldsn stah.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
A Construction Train wrecked.

LEADvILIE, Col. Sept. IA terrible ac-
cidsnt occurred this morning on the un-
snished portion of the Colorado Midland.
west Of this city near Lake Iyanboe, 10 q
construction train carrying S7 lab5rers
They were on two cars tloaaea With steel
rails. The train was passing over piece of
marshy ground where much difficulty .ns
been EXPERIENCED in securing road bed
and here the engine suddenly
shot into ditch, carrying two cars on
which laboFers were sested with 1t and
hurying them in a mass Of debris. Harry
Banker. chief cf tsaekmen, was caught un-
der the engine ard soaldsd TO death James
Mcmahon and George Roe were killed by
loose rails falling oa them and sixty-one
others we're more or less severely injured
Seventeen Of these may be crippled for life
even if they survive.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
POWoERLY CONDEMNED.
Opposition of the National Union of Brew
cry EmDloyes.


cry Employees.
DETROIT. Sept 13.-Sirty delegates are in
attendance upon the session of the National
Union of Brewery Employees. spr
Much Of this morning's session was taken
up with discussing sci of resolutions pre-
sented by Delesste O. z. Riege, OF New
York There was a severe scoring OF T. V.
Powderly aud the general executive board,
and the resolutions were unanimously
adopted. They are as follows:
Whereas, I. v. Powderly. general master
workman Of the knights of Labor has re-
Gently, IN his speeches, proved himself op-
posed to the sale of intoxicating beverages
and
Whereas, TIE general executive board of
the Knights of Labor has sustained him in
his views and
Whereas. The constitution of the. Knights
of Labor contains provision prohibiting
the admission OF organizations whose MEM
bers are identified with the manufacture or
sale of intoxicating beverages, and
Whereas. The order of the Knights OF
Labor has not given US any assistance
whatever in our struggle against capital
and
WHEREAS. Laws which would prohibit
the manufacture of Intoxicating beverages
would be detrimental to several thousands
OF brewery employees and their families
and would cut of q revenue of millions ol
dollars from the Governments, income
be it
ReselUed, Tha. we, the National Associa
ton of the United brewery employees, cen.
denim the aetisn of General Mas.eS Work
Pbwdefly as detrithentsisto onr emancipa-
ton, and
Reso'rcd That should ne enter politics ",
shall support tor Office only such candi
dates, regardless. of party. as shall openly
dafsfe themselves OPPOSED to prohibition
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
nis improvements al Tbs Cefssrs"-A
Jelly hportsmss

nis improvements al s'Ths Cerssrs"-A
Jelly sPortsmss.
s. J. Rosenthsi. the head and front ef the
Tower Clothing Compsny, has returned
from New York and the sesshsre. where lie
has been spending the past three OF four
weeks. Er. Rosenthsls Improvements IN
the Pierce biock. both interior and exterior.
are . matter Of common remark ON the
street His arrangement Of the spterior Of
the clothing store is something entirely
novel ia this city, and the coat Of dazzling
white paint which is being spread over tie
dirty, muddy brown Of the block from the
pavement 10 the top of the tall tower Is
being pleasantly commented OF every
where. IL will add greatly 20 the appear
anee Of The Corners"
hr. R3senthsl. who for many years bss
been Police Commissioner In the beaull-
ful and thriving city Of Rochester. viii be
n valuable addition 10 the capital and entsr-
priss of this booming city. he and has
wife have been spending several weeks st
Long Branch. Outside Of business Joe
Rcssnthsl is known throughout all New
York Stste ss o genial gentleman and one
Of the iolliest OF epoTismen. some twenty
five OF thirty split bamboo and bertha bsrrt
fishing rods and championship Fifes and
double barrel shotguns accompany kr.
Rosenthsl 70 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
RAILROAD SMASH UP
a COLLISION NEAR CHARLOTTE.
Trsiss Try 70 Psss sn the same rraek os
the Chicago & Crsnd Trunk-Beth
Engines aud Nine Care wrecked
"A Less of $4,000.

cHAKLorrs, Mich, Sept. ls-Freight
trains No. il5 and "a, the formm going
East and the latter going West, on the
Chicago Grand Trunk railroad attempted
70 pass each ether on . single track near
this city at 40 this morning A disastrous
smsshup was the result. IS the trains were
going u miles az hour. Both engines
were completely teiescoped and are . total
less. Nine cars OF freight consisting OF
hour, lime tobacco, salt and oats. were
iumbied on top Of each other and are an
entire loss. Seven cthsr cars were partially
wrecked. The loss Is fully $1,000.
The engineers and areTlen of both trains
jumped 10 save their lives. Charles Strong,
OF TT. Grstiot. fireman on the esst-bound
train. in jumpiDg injursd his back and
breast severely and intsrnsl injuries are
feared. All trains are delayed over twelve
hOnrs.
The train dispatcher q, Battle Creek is
alleged 70 be at fault il being stated he gave
orders for one train 10 60 TO Charlotte and
the other To Olget
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

The fanersl Of The ate Ms Charles Par
ksr wss hsld vesfsT5sv morning froFs TIE
family residences. snd vss attended bv :
isrEs ruucsr q trends 1be remains
rsStfd fr = ees1ti ~ rs ket. ~ ch was pre-
faselv soed ulfh f8wers. While serszki
handsome fora dss ris. TIE .zst ter aer
tribute frsra i8Fnz r-tnds. Ters = psre5
sea the raara Tee face 81 the dad we're
pssosfal. pleasant look. "a tkoara rae r.
Eef fr8m re Io1T sr r7srors SO BAD en-
dared had brvafhi aapplnezs - lsst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

ssExsnEeiinss had another splendid al
aienos si Powers 0rsns Opera heass l<ss
sseuise and Ehs saaienos ~ss deiixhtes
with the gorgssas esstames. tAs pretty
girls snd ths asligktfal nasssc. M. Tlllsi-
sons cosnpsns appears IA hslsaszeo 10
Esxhs aud theatre GiisS with ssefsss and
kslsnssoofics vii greet thsm.
E3wsR HsnseE1 kseEs the Redmond an
disBees yelling With selssht at resrinf VIII
lsnsbtsf ever ks Partners IN N4isns
Tie gkird sn1 foartt scss II ths colnset
flse tbs souns star az ofrortnnigy 10 40
s0ne sooa olsfseser acuag waics he lin
proves.
The Critsrioa Osera Company ssus
"Oiseilse yesfssesy 81 the naeuRee sna
eyeaing perlefnsnoe, snt ~ss fsyorssis
received 81 both fefformsneess- TIE con-
pany has az excellent chorus wslcs com
plsssly hlss the ooss litEls theatre.
one Of the best comic opera companies
nov on the road is the koCallum opera
Company which viii be seen al next ~eek
al Powers Opers House. ~ Is. foseurkh.
the business manager lac already arrived ~
town 10 oompleis arrangements fer the TAR
engagement
Pretty frolicksome Jenrie Tesmsns sp-
pears al neEt week st the Wonderland.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

The time has arrived VIXEN il is es-
sentisl for health and comfort te den
heavier Underwear than ssuae or COS
samer. and in order 10 meet the re-
quirements Of our RAPIDLY growing
trade in this department. We psrchssed
in the early sessen al very low prices
and these goods will be sold acoori-
iDgly--the largest and best assortment
Of Ladies' Underwear that win be
shown over any counter this season.
Before making purchases be sure and
give these goods and prices your in-
spection.
80 dozen White Merino vests aud
Drawers at only s7eH, regular price
anywhere SOC.
100 doz. excellent quality white
Merino Vests.
csses Ladies' Berino Vests and
Drawers a, 75c, cheap at 81 each.
A beautiful sssortner, ef 20 per cest
weol yests and Drawers at si.se and
sl.26
100 doz. Australian voel Vests ana
Drawers at sl5o each.
We have on the way cases Of the
popular Csmel's Hair Vests and puw>
ers which We will sell st the low prizes
Of sl25 and sl.50. Sold last season at
sl.75 and $500 each.
A full line Of Scarlet Vests and
Drawers al 75c, si.oo, sl25 and sl.5o.
60 dos. jersey Ribbed sll-vsol Vests
ranging from ~ 10 81 each.
Everything in the shape Of Chih
drsn's Underwear from the very CONS
mon 10 the very best
The Western Michigan Pair com
rnepces on the 18th Of this persh
and promises 10 be the fness ever hid
in the State. We cordially invite vis-
tors from ont Of town 20 come ard
see ne and see what We are dong iu
Dry Goods. We viii treat you vel
and show you through our store vits
great pleasure.
Be sure and read our sdvertisisr
column the latter psrt Of this week.
Great snd special bargains during me
F.ar
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Mrs. Addison, from somewhere. gave her
little child rben It vss yesr old 70 man
named Pool 70 take csre Of. That vas six
vears $40. xn5 vesterday &rs. A51iso1 went
81 lake View. foek The chid from sesooi.
zr5 eame 70 this city. Poo. felegrs Dk -
he offlcers here. ard they met her - TIE
dsFot taking shs cbiia from her and giving
Il 10 Psoi. wha arrived lxtsg. Tfaseel ize
AfserfsT ClaT has fhs matter IA fand. and
ne courrs shall decide Who sh1ii have p0s-
sesslon Of ths chil6-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

HAERr0SvILLE Sept i3.-John III. Fra
Eer fell between the cars on the Mud Lake
branch of the Detroit. Bay City & Alpena
Railroad last night and seven cars passed
over him. man cling him terribly, so that
he died at o'clock this morning. He was
an old and we'll known lumbermsn and
leaves widow and i've children in fair
circumstances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. l3.-.f~. Republi-
can State Convention meets here tomorrow
at noon, at caucus tonight ex-Msyor
Law. of Brooklyn, was decided upon for
temporary chairman and ex-senator War
ner Miller for permanent chsirmen. There
is but little opposition to Col. Grant for
Secretary of State and be will undoubtedly
be notnin sfed for chat place
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

.ToRosTo, Ont, Sept. 13.-Ths national
prison congress. with ex-President Hayes
in the chair today considered the question
of food. clothing. ventilation oJ prisons AZ d
prison labor As 10 the matter of giving
prisoners tobacco opinion was about equally
divided.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

The excellent performance at Smiths
Opera House is drawing large sodiencea
this week. The Lannon'S. with their ~on-
derful scrobatic fests, received such an
ovation, as they justly deserve. and were
called out several times. Master Johnny
performed over twenty revolutions uDon q
small table with lightning rspidity. A
grand matinee will be given this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Al Detroff-

Al Detroit RBH.r
~-.o-s''''''''"
Batteries Conway and Bennett. Madden and
Kelly.
At Chicago
ChlcseO9 o s 2-1s y IL
Phiadelphla-3 l 2 o la IL &
Batteries-Ealdwin and Daily Burlington and
Clements.
Al piitsburg-
Pittsburg. .-....6 0 ID II 2
Washington O o. 10 6
Batteries-Norris and Carroll, O Day and Gill;
gan.
At Indie1apolis-
Tndi&napoiiSI o 0 II Is .
New lork...0 / 2 90 o o-< 2
Batteries-Shreve and Myers. Titcomb and
Murphy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
COPENHAGEN.
CHANGED DAILY.

COPENHAGEN.
Three parallel waving lines is the mark
on the hard paste porcelain 81 Copenhs-
gen. some Of which is highly artistic. A
msnnlscture began ia l760. srd the early
produces were generally decsrstes ia green,
and are rare. for the factory soon ceased ts
work 1t vas re6penei sboat l770 by Q
stock company. bot ID 1875 the Government
purchased tke stock and bhs sirce carried
on the factory. paying ils annual deecit for
although II made porcelain ~ the bifhest
artistic character, il hes never made any
money. Mueller. who started the revival.
remained la charge and ID rss ia hfs time
In 1891, that Lore Nelson. a lever ot porce-
lain, bought some in Copenhagen AID sent
il % Lady Hamilton. a. recorded ia one O.
bis letters TO her. You will find whole
table fBll Of thiswsre-three waving lines
ans all--in our Art Room. il is truly arts
tic and will compare favorsbiv with Dres-
den or French goods Second foor. take our
cable roas).
The latest artistic additions 20 this room
are these Royal Worcester Smelling Bottles
that are made TO carry ia the glove. The
most dainty decorations that can Be con
csived, and such lovely shapes. The ladies
are going Wild over them, and those won
derful bargains IN
JAPANESE SCREENS
We have bat cbs or two loft, and when
these are zone We can hare ne more. WHY.
the embroidery is worth the money, s. ss ]
They would be cheap at 5000. Why wait
Until the last thing before buying your
Christmas presents. wbsn al the cboios
little things and also al tie bargains are
gone. We oofnmsnces two weeks seo "a
sell Christmas presents ss6 We think those
people wise who commence early. thus sew
ing The wear and tear Of the am that sl.
vays fills CIR stores, letting si0De the more
complete assortment one ends early ID the
SESSION. II you want 10 know the very
latest thing in
csll. snd we will show them 20 you, Eev
YORK houses cannot get enough Of these odd
ceud .e-.ficks We only brought on fev
| IN fscf they were az We ooplo buy. SEC
oBd fioor, take ear cable rosa
Anew line q Eks Fosckers vii bs sbsvr
to-6sy ia our
HCJsE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
These are insxpensivs things and vhsr
once used von vii never be without fkstn
/ Tier make tie sgss q uniform . "a sDe ar,
50 rnuch essief 70 vors tbsn tke eid-fssk
f,Dea wsr 81 p0Achine An endless ssrist'
TIA POT STANDS
az bsing cpenes SD vii be sbovn to5sv
/ J5ies from ~ cerfs or. which sfs sTtist
/ spsnrh - b. frsuiea sn& bune n the psr
isr. II kss Dae1 bare rssfteT - spY emp
/ thing rrstsT n thess sssnes, bot we bss'
/ a. lsst sacessded. TnsF ara srnsn thing
I fSf ere . nea~xsifr sra oor venieros sue r.
| fsf to eivs the tsbis 6nish. Third 6oVr
tske our cable rosd.l
Those
BR0EZF EwTRs
/ fer u censswfB % found 10 our out-doo
F displsv todsv. They make 2 -erf pr-rt
x.rssurff snd are ~orth tour times - nlur|
& :. - -. frsr lem
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
GREAT DAMAGE es FlooDs.


IusosS. A. r. Ssps. is.-Ths extent Of
tie desiFeeuou to EsiireAds is q nueh greater
thsn ~ss ~ nssts snspossz- Il sxtsnds. ~
isteTssls. fFoek CaieFsae ever % the ORA
Reon Asanls1ss sss. ii Benson. Qae ia
1tsy sssi hlxe es the Dragon gFsds washed
eat esght Islles. ssG tks s2sseS oat places
between Benson aAi Tescea viA I3ks tArss
se<xs 70 Fspsirs % sAef tfsins can fsss esef.
Eastern pssssassESthst srs Ted sP here
s'ill DC trsnsferFes oysfleai hy coaches 'e-
dss No trskos ffoE tie east or rest have
arrived slncs Ikursess EigAl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

NELsosvILLE. O., Sept. IA gang Of
carpenters who were erecting 45-feet high
trestle at Audfork mines, on the Kanawha
& Ohio railway. twelve miles below here,
are reported to have been killed. this morn
ing by the falling of the entire structure.
Three men were instantly killed and four
seriously injured. The names ofthe unfor-
tunates have not vet been learned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

BAY CRY, Mich. Sept. 1s.-Mert Smith.
aged -. gardener at Essexvilie. took four
grains OF morphine last night for tooth
ache, sad the physicians are still with him.
bat have small hopes Of his recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
other GsmeA

A. New YORK
Brooklyn. 2, Cincinnati. 7.
AZ New York
Metropolitan, .. Cleveland r
At baltimore
Bslummest Louis game post tpoBed on socount
Of rain
At Phiisdelpb
Athletic,, ). louisville. s
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

MILWAUKEE, Sept. i3.-The bsrges Anglo
Saxon and Smith, of the steamer Malta
vans tow. which are ashore at Waugos-
chance, have been abandoned. While sd-
justing the steam pump on the barge Smith.
IL slid to the lee~erd and crushed Captain
Ulysses 20 death against the rail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

NEW YoEk. Sept. 13.-The attempt to sail
tse frat OF The trial races between the
yachts Volunteer and Aayhovs today re-
suited IN the postponemeRt OF the contest
By the Judges before the course had been
half covered. owing te the want Of wind.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
BURIED BY a FALLEN ROOF.
Fatal Accident to Workmen Employed or
aChiczgo Synagogue.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Tbe roof of the Jew
ish Synagogue on Judd-st., caved in this
morning, burying number of workmen.
whe were repairing end building. In the
ruins. A part II the Wall also caved in.
Five men are known 10 be hurt. One Of
these is fatally injured and the other four
received serious wounds
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

wssHrvsrox. Ind. Sept. I3.--Five han
a red Cable A Ccs miners struck this
morning Tor 60 cents ton and si.55 per
dsy for laborers long strike is expected.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
DRY GOODS!.
Spring accompany,
KID GLOVE
Department.

We sdvsrtised for last wesk . special
sale Of l50 dos- Dressed and uEdressca
Kid Gloves al 90 and IS oenls per
pair. The sale was simply surprising
from sctusl count I20 doH. having
been sold; the balance, SO dos. are still
on the counter and will be closed out
al the same price-50c for the drcss~1
and 55c for the undressed. Renem-
ber these are hrst quality dollar
e~.>s
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Burglars at Work In Ottawa County.
sstASs',t - ~, ytNts,,s ssssNs-
FRkELAsp. Mich. Sept l3.-M. Van den
Borch d Co.'S store Was entered last night.
and q quantity Of goods stolen; it cannot
be ascerisinee 20 what amount but il seems
the burglars were too heavily laden or
scared as they len fine woelen shiri, q rel
Of oloth and o pair OF felt boots IA the
lumber yard Of De Fsse, Van Bree d CO.,
enly O short distance ltoa the store They
entered through the cellarway and left by
the back door. The store sf Messrs- Den
on the night Of the 10th. ane si3 taken
from the meney drawer. Mr.. Den Herde,
lives in the same building. bat did not heal
any one eater.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

6osa no sos 30 <es oi Sc Gzatlfzel1Fex. ~
ts1zes1se a4rAls ~ - 81 knssl1z sxtl - Ass
= 1ef - zssy ~ psotsck.aa - & : c9aGsFs. He
1n1s L. t1e fsexeet nle8f aslecl1 - - 49,
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

The standing of the clubs up TO and in
cluding the games Of yesterday. is as fol-
loms.